Budget Inn Selma

I wouldn’t spend another dime here. I found better hotels in the same area, and this place was nowhere to rest comfortably. The online rate showed $56, but I was charged $70 a night. The room was very dark, with dim lights and outdated shades. Both beds had dirty sheets with crumbs left by previous guests, and there were mouse droppings on the floor between them. The bathroom didn’t look like it had been cleaned in a long time. Soap scum covered the shower walls, the small sink vanity was dirty, and the mirrors were chipped around the edges. The microwave was filthy inside, with burnt food on the glass, and sticky outside, with food smeared on its side. There were no towels, hand soap, coffee pot, or ice bucket in the room. The ice machine was filthy too. The bathroom were

We stayed on April 20 2020, and came away covered in bedbug bites. The place reeked of different odors, and the bedding and blankets were filthy, bloody, and nasty. There was a wet, dirty white rag hanging up for us to use, and the towels were dirty and smelly. The mattress had extensive stains that looked like bodily fluids. I also found chewing gum stuck to a picture on the wall and empty beer cans under the coffee table. The whole place was disgusting. It needs to be condemned, and the health department should inspect for a bedbug infestation. Don’t stay there, you’d be better off on the side of the road.

A guy yelled in the parking lot for about an hour at 2 a.m. The room itself was dirty and old, with holes where things had been and switches that didn’t do anything. The shower head was basically an open spigot. Classic motel, couldn’t be happier.

The total for one room for one night is $65, not $55. It’s cheap and kind of okay if you’re in a bind and just need somewhere to crash, but it isn’t very clean and smells awful. Bring hand soap, toilet paper, air freshener, pen and paper, and beach in a spray bottle. There’s a McDonald's and doughnuts shop next door.